You lucky man, gid, that is a beautiful looking cue. The grain and chevrons are very, very nice indeed.
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This one took me several weeks behind schedule. But it's worth the waiting. The shaft is the third change. Decided to cancel the first 2 as the ash weight were not good enough (too light). I love the peruvian rosewood on the butt. One timber can give many different pattern line. The butt splice and the mini butt come from the same piece of peruvian rosewood blankIt's in the Shaft
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Originally Posted by gid View PostYes, it arrived. I haven't had the time to play, but it looks and feels fantastic. Is exactly what I asked.
I would say the splicing, taper, fitting of ferrule and balance are as good as any I have seen. I haven't seen many cues from the famous cuemakers, but for me is the greatest cue.
I want to thank Suvit for the excellent service. He is a really nice person to deal with.
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Originally Posted by sanman View PostThose are some fantastic arrows and the woods used looks fantastic. More so as you the customer posted the pictures. You certainly dont get ash with arrows like that in a hurry even on most ultimate JP's costing many times more. All in all a superb cue. Only hope it plays as well as it looksbut coming from Unclevit I will guess it does.It's in the Shaft
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If you can wait, members here sell cues that are in excellent condition. You might be able to get something for say £100 that is many times better than something that is new and full retail price. If I'd known more about Raymo, JCR and others, I wouldn't have bought my Phoenix for £160, though it is a good cue I must say.Harder than you think is a beautiful thing.
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